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Iowa court rejects evict-by-mail
Iowa landlords can no longer use certified mail to notify tenants of eviction hearings, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday.
Food Bank Supplies Low Leading Into Holidays
Many of us are gearing up for the biggest food day of the year, but for the Food Bank of Siouxland that means making sure hundreds of people don't go hungry this Thanksgiving.
Many of us are gearing up for the biggest food day of the year, but for the Food Bank of Siouxland that means making sure hundreds of people don't go hungry this Thanksgiving.
Self Breast Exams Discouraged By Task Force
The Siouxland District Health Department has scheduled five more H1N1 clinics for Woodbury County residents to help vaccinate the five priority groups.
Culver: Juvenile detention rates decline
Governor Chet Culver says there are signs efforts to decrease Iowa's rates of youth detention, especially for minority youth, are showing signs of success.
Siouxland CARES speaks to lawmakers
Northwest Iowa lawmakers got quite an education on the dangers of drugs and alcohol, today.
Drug courts save money and lives
It was recently reported that proposed Iowa funding cuts could eliminate juvenile and adult drug-court programs in Woodbury County.
Palin book tour to stop Dec. 6 in Sioux City
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is scheduled to make her first appearance in Iowa since the 2008 presidential campaign with a stop in Sioux City Dec.
Sioux City to hold first 'Adoption Saturday'
Sioux City will hold its first ever Adoption Saturday on Nov. 14, at 10 a.m. at the Woodbury County Courthouse.
It seems like a story right out of a tabloid magazine, a man so over weight he was trapped inside his home, and it's happened right here in Sioux City.
Public Health: Three More H1N1 Deaths in Iowa
The Iowa Department of Public Health Friday reported three additional H1N1-related deaths in Iowa.
Majority of "high risk" group in Woodbury Co. still needs H1N1 vaccine
On Wednesday, the Iowa Department of Public Health reported four more Iowans have died of the H1N1 flu virus, including one from Monona County.
H1N1 Vaccine Clinic in Woodbury County
The H1N1 flu vaccine will now be available to a couple of high priority groups in Woodbury County.
Siouxland District Health Waits On Vaccines
Siouxland continues to see fewer doses of the H1N1 vaccine than expected. Siouxland District Health leaders told Sioux City councilmen they receive about three percent of all the vaccines that arrive in Iowa.
Community Fights To Keep Drug Court Program
Plans to bring low income housing to the old Crittenton Center and Downtown YMCA may be altered with the sale of the YMCA.
Iowa Highway 12 Sees More Detours to Prevent Slides
Highway 12 in Plymouth County will close November 2nd so crews can repair a potential embankment slide.
H1N1 Vaccine Dispersed to Smaller Schools
Siouxland District Health held an H1N1 vaccine clinic at the Lawton-Bronson High School Wednesday.
They were piling into Chet's Foods to get a sneak peak of Moville's new store before it opens, and some are so excited, some have already made their grocery lists.
Iowa GOP candidates for governor to debate in Sioux City
The Woodbury County Republican Party will be hosting a debate between several of the GOP candidates for Iowa Governor.
DHS office considers impact of state cuts
Last week, Iowa's governor issued a ten percent across the board cut in state spending.
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